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3DMark 11: 6,915
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Core Temp Offset - i7 2600K
Do i7 CPUs generally require a temperature offset of any amount in Core Temp (I am using version 1.0 RC3 x64)? If so, how do I know how much? Thanks! |
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Canuck Chicken Chaser
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Not aware of any. Just go with the Temperature and not the Dist. to TJMax.
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